Find Inexpensive Caterers in San Francisco, CA
Get matched to top-rated pros in your area
Top 7 Inexpensive Caterers in San Francisco, CA
Thank you for your interest. My catering menus start at $50 per person, and personal chef services start at $145 per person. I have some available dates and would be thrilled to cook for you. As a o... read more
"Working with Pete was an incredible experience! His knowledge of catering truly shone through, as he made thoughtful suggestions to enhance the event for our guests. He was easily accessible by phone,... read more"
Reviewed by Melissa M.
Having grown up in the restaurant industry, we acquired the skills to develop a highly efficient operation. With over 250,000 business hours, we have learned to tailor our services to meet the needs o... read more
"The dinner was spectacular! We invited some friends over for an intimate gathering in our backyard complete with wine, and it was an unforgettable experience. Being city residents for over 20 years, w... read more"
Reviewed by Ashley G.
For almost a decade, I have been a part of the beverage catering industry and have successfully executed more than 500 events. My focus is on delivering exceptional quality and going the extra mile to... read more
"Working with Arthur was a delightful experience as he provided diligent service for our corporate event. We look forward to booking his services again in the future!"
Reviewed by Joseph G.
At the table, some of life's greatest moments occur. Being a California chef, Sacha draws inspiration from the seasonal availability of local produce to create new and exciting dishes. Sharing his pas... read more
"Sacha enhanced a special event in an extraordinary way. The quality of our food was exceptional - even the steak was effortlessly sliced with a butter knife. Sacha was incredibly attentive, displaying... read more"
Reviewed by Christopher R.
Debonair Events is a catering business, owned by second-generation women, that specializes in private dining, cocktail service, and meal delivery for both homes and offices. We are enthusiastic about ... read more
"For New Year's Eve, I decided to order catering to avoid the hassle of setting up and cleaning up afterwards. However, I was disappointed with the outcome. Despite informing the salesperson that we on... read more"
Reviewed by Nicole B.
My name is Ryan and I have been a seasoned trainer for over a decade. Recently, I achieved my career goal of becoming a Physical Therapist Assistant and thoroughly enjoy integrating therapeutic method... read more
"Ryan is an exceptional fitness coach and an outstanding individual. Over the past half-year, Ryan and I have regularly met twice a week for physically enhancing workout sessions and I am thrilled with... read more"
Reviewed by Joseph W.
Hello! I am a chef and cookbook writer enthusiastic about preparing delectable dishes using organic and locally sourced ingredients. I particularly enjoy the challenge of catering to diverse dietary n... read more
"My expectations were exceeded by Aviva. Not only was the food scrumptious, but she was also friendly and well-liked by everyone in attendance. I am eagerly looking forward to having her services again... read more"
Reviewed by Christopher A.
• Firstly, decide on the type of carpet and underlay you want.
• Get quotes from at least three contractors.
• Ask for referrals from friends, family, and neighbors.
• Check the contractor's license and insurance status.
• Make sure the contractor has a good reputation by reading online reviews.
• Once you've selected a contractor, get a written contract that includes a description of the work to be done, start and completion dates, payment schedule, and warranty information.
Wedding catering can cost a lot of money, depending on the type and amount of food and drink that you choose. Generally, the more extravagant the menu, the higher the price tag. The average cost for wedding catering is around $35/person, but still, it can vary
Tipping a caterer 15-20% of the total service charges is good, though not exactly written in stone, guideline. In some cases, it will be less depending on if the party catered was a huge one.
In other words, you can expect to pay about $20 for a nice little dinner for four people and around $60 for a wedding reception with 250 guests. You should figure out what percentage to tip based on your bill.
Instantly get matched with top-rated professionals.
We'll connect you with the best local businesses and freelancers near you. Just choose your service category and where you're located. Expedite the process by adding more criteria to your search.
Find a Pro. Receive quotes within short period of time from local businesses and freelancers. Review their quotes and portfolios. Talk to the ones who stand out, and hire the right one for your project.
Leave verified reviews for great work and help promote the pros who go above and beyond.